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I purchased them from Nellys Security., Check him out, lots of good products

Yes they are temp controlled housings. I havent had any issues with these cams and they have been mounted since 2012. I used the 2 different because the rear of the church has no lighting and the ir cams will pick up a good image at night. The box cams need light to see. I will try to post some of my newer projects

Heys guys. In need a little help. I will be doing a project on a church. I will be doing two varifocal 2.8-12mm bullet cams and two ptz cams. With the ptz I will be using cat5 and rg59 on the bullet cams. Will this cause a problem? Any suggestions on which baluns to use? I will be using a ptz controller in conjunction with the dvr. Rs485 has positive negative right? Do these go into the controller and the dvr? Will they be able to ptz the cams remotely?

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wow, this may be my answer. i am going to order one to see how it works. thanks!!

I use wireless A/V transmitter/receivers to feed the output to various locations all over the house. I use one to send a signal from a camera in the garage to the DVR. There are many to choose from depending on your budget and the resired results. They are mainly used to send TV, DVD, etc. A/V as most reviews will show this in addition to DVR signal. can u send me links of some products that do this

this is more than likely the route i will go. thanks

the dvr is an entry level so it doesnt have an hdmi out. i really wish there was an easy way to do this. is there any option out there where if they want to control the dvr in the other two rooms? i know a little about ir sensors

Ok I was just researching video amplifiers. So this will ensure when I split the signal coming from the back of the dvr, that it will not be weak or distorted when it reaches the other tv's. Thanks i am on the right track now. Its a two story house and the attic is not accessible so now I will have to figure out the best ways to run wires without any being exposed. Thanks so much

Hey guys. I have a client that wants a 6 camera setup in their home. She wants the DVR to be located in the den area hooked to a monitor. She also wants to view the feed in her bedroom and upstairs in the media room. My question is how do I split the signal to show on all 3 monitors or tv? The monitor or tv in the den area, i will probably use the vga out. for the other two rooms I guess I will have to go with the bnc output. Please help!!!

new egg is my best friend. they are local to me so I normally get my products the next business day.nice tv

That 3.5 screen may be a little tough to see. I had a hard time seeing my 7"

both look good but are out of my budget!! i think it will last for you in the long run though. Merry Christmas!!

it really did a good job. working with varifocal cameras its almost impossible to work without one

here is the pic